There are always lessons to be had from the masters, says NORMAN GILLER, as he sees the Tottenham manager dig himself into a hole at a post-match press conference
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Former President Mandela played a significant role in the creation of the Laureus Sport for Good Foundation and was an inspiration to its work for more than a decade
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No surprises at the Lawn Tennis Writers’ Association annual awards dinner at Wimbledon last night, where Wimbledon champion Andy Murray was honoured
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27 Nov
2013
2013
Media briefing: UK Sport high performance
UK Sport has set ambitious Olympic and Paralympic medal targets for Rio 2016. This media briefing will provide an update on how UK Sport and its’ sport science, medicine and technology arm, the English Institute of Sport (EIS), aim to help sports achieve these target
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23 Nov
2013
2013
Ohuruogu and Farah take BAWA’s 2013 prizes
World champions Mo Farah and Christine Ohuruogu were named athletes of the year by the British Athletics Writers’ Association at the organisation’s 51st annual awards
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SJA member ANTHONY CLAVANE is treading the boards again, this time having written a play about a sports commentator who did much to develop and promote rugby league
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Despite a highly successful year for British sport, Sean Fitzpatrick told our latest Laureus lunch guests yesterday that he can only foresee a New Zealand victory at Twickenham on Saturday, because the pain of defeat hurts too much
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Matt Law and Dave Kidd are on the move in a couple of Fleet Street football transfers, while there have been promotions for Jeremy Wilson and Mark Ogden
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ANTON RIPPON reports on the latest outbreak of friction between a Premier League club and football reporters
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